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Decorative Plate, Knowles, Norman Rockwell Rediscovered Women, Dreaming in the Attic, 1st Issue, Porcelain, USA, Vintage 1984 storage-and-organization halo resting on a sprig

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Description

halo resting on a sprig of holly — pure Ruth Morehead charm

Introduced by Royal Worcester in 1961 and named after a local plum variety known as the Evesham Wonder

Publisher: International Art Publishing Co

Condition: New Old Stock (NOS)

Design varies slightly plate to plate — hand-painted

Decorative Plate, Knowles, Norman Rockwell Rediscovered Women, Dreaming in the Attic, 1st Issue, Porcelain, USA, Vintage 1984 storage-and-organization halo resting on a sprigThe first in a series that rediscovered Rockwell at his most tender. "Dreaming in the Attic" opens the Rediscovered Women collection registered collector's plate #23732 AA, made in 1984 by Edwin M. Knowles China Company. It belongs to a body of Rockwell work that went largely unseen for decades: intimate portrayals of women in quiet, unguarded moments. There is a softness here that balances Rockwell's better known Saturday Evening Post bravura, and on

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